etrievethefortuhedaythereireated,

sullenly,htheirfacestothefoe.

ralphbarclay,,hadshotthefirst

thhisrevolver;andhadthedownbya

tallgerndragoon,justatthentthathishorsefelldead,

shhthehead.ralphhadantaryvisionofgleang

hoofsabovehiandthenhereerednothiilheca

tohielf,hoursafterwards.

hisfirstsensationhatofintenseld.heendeavoredto

rise,butovehandorfoot.helayquietfora

feinutes;andthehereffort,butilar

ofsuess.thisti,hobswouldhave

ved,hadtheynotbeenfasteneddoe.

heno.ityielded

suddenlyand,otupartlyround,

soastofeelithathad.hefoundthathis

ofasttothe

ground.itrequiredansiderableeffortbeforeheuldget

altogetherfree,forheiffhtheld.puttinghissword

uptohishead,hefoundthathehadbeeheveryans

sochpaienseldhadfrozen

theblood,asitflooreeffectivelythanany

surgeonuldhavedone.

ralphafterrubbinghishandsandar,torestore

ulationnoainsoft,tosee

,

andalstveringhithepooranilhadfallenontoitsback;

orhadrolledover,afterhelattercase,itwas

fortunateindeed,forralph,thatithadnottakenanotherhalf

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